Best Spring Time Parks and Trails in Fort Wayne
Springtime will soon bring an outburst of color and fragrance to our urban landscape. Two of the best places to witness the show in Fort Wayne,Indiana are at Foster Park and Lakeside Park…
Read MoreSpringtime will soon bring an outburst of color and fragrance to our urban landscape. Two of the best places to witness the show in Fort Wayne,Indiana are at Foster Park and Lakeside Park…
Read MoreRunning now through November 13 th at the Botanical Conservatoryis the Japanese Tea Garden Exhibit. If simplicity can be a luxury, then this installation fits the bill perfectly. …
Read MoreThe birds and the bees do it. Humans do it too. Pollinate, that is. Hey, what did you think I was talking about? These and many other cool facts are waiting to be discovered right now at Science Central’s touring exhibit, ‘The Nature of Things.’…
Read MoreWhat is it? Riverpalooza, in its second year in Fort Wayne, is a free festival with live music, food trucks, and the piece de resistance…dragon boat races. Last year kicked off the first ever Riverpalooza with 25 teams competing. …
Read MoreUntil the last few years, Mexican food was getting pretty stale in Fort Wayne. Choices were not much more than variations of two ingredients: tortillas and meat. You were then lucky enough to be presented with a side of flavorless refried beans and dry rice. But, oh, the cuisine has evolved! …
Read MoreRiding my bike through the back of Eagle Marsh, across a wooden bridge and spying a Great Egret fishing reminds me of how crucial it is to get out of my car more. That's why I'm excited about National Bike Month. It's such a win-win. Good for your health, good for the environment's health. Fort…
Read MoreNearly everyone in Fort Wayne knows where Sweetwater Sound is located. Their huge sign along highway 30 is just about impossible to miss. I'm guessing too most people know Sweetwater has a retail center and offers music lessons - you can gather that much from sitting at the light at US 30 reading the sign. But, if you've never gone inside Sweetwater, go ahead, they want you to! They welcome visitors…
Read MoreThere aren't many items from my childhood I have passed on to my son. Most of the toys and books got donated or thrown out after I was done with them. But, board games are an exception. My mother saved Sorry!, Monopoly, and Battleship so I could enjoy them with my kids. Thanks, Mom…
Read MoreOn March 19 th , the 7 th annual Northeast Indiana Playwright Festival is back at Parkview Physicians Group ArtsLab at the Auer Center…
Read MoreCan a six-year-old girl change the way a nation thinks? She can if she's Ruby Bridges. If you're not familiar with the story, Ruby Bridges was a little African American girl living in Tylertown, Mississippi in 1960. She was the first African-American child to attend an all-white school in the South…
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